I took advantage of a relaxing Sunday
afternoon to take photographs of not only the Dry terrain, but also Arable with
SYW Prussians and Austrians deployed on them. These can be seen at my other
blog, 18th Century Sojourn.
Ottomans
For this photo session, I split the
terrain items between two double sized boards painted for arid geography. The
first series have Ottoman cavalry deploying behind a gentle hill. Although not
listed as an option under the DBA set, we make some allowances for our
historical battles to use other terrain features, such as the dry river bed.
The second photo show skirmishers deployed
in rough ground. The outcroppings are made from pink foam material and based so
they can be removed for the placement of troops.
The last photo shows the dry river bed.
Mughal Indians
Mughal cavalry and infantry line up behind
their heavy cannon in photo one, while in the next photo you can see the left
wing resting on the village. For both photos, only one-third the numbers of
elements were used. Plenty of punch left in the boxes.
Cheers,
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